The Marsh
15000 Minnetonka Blvd, Minnetonka, MN, 55345
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Address :
15000 Minnetonka Blvd
Minnetonka, MN, 55345 - Phone (952) 935-2202
- Website https://www.dineatthemarsh.com
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Sandra H.
Love The Marsh! The exercise rooms are well equipped and best of all, not crowded. The therapy pool is a great way to relax after a work out. The locker rooms are well appointed and clean. The minute you step through the door there is an ambience of quiet energy. The restaurant is open to the public as well as the gift shop. I hosted an event for 80 people and was delighted by the ease of event planning and quality of the service.
(5)Isabelle L.
There is a little known fact that the Marsh is also a hotel with a few rooms and when you are a guest here you have access to the entire facility and that makes it an outstanding and extremely relaxing experience: lap pool, therapy pool, fitness center with no noise and no TV, meditation tower.....The entire place is set to be a relaxing noise free retreat to isolate you from today's crazy world. Worth the experience.
(5)Darcy W.
The Marsh's setting is absolutely beautiful! I love to sit in the solarium, sip tea, and read a trashy magazine, while I enjoy the view! The facials and massages are truly amazing! This place is quiet, relaxing, and worth every penny!
(4)Julie M.
We just made a quick stop off of the Lake Minnetonka LRT. Great spot for a snack and drink--probably a little on the pricey side. Maybe they would have refilled my iced tea (which had LOTS of ice) but they didn't offer, so I didn't ask. I would say the place could use a little updating in the dining area, but the view sitting on the back deck is amazing, so we will go back to try the dinner and music sometime.
(3)pat s.
I wanted to love this place due to it's location and unique mission. But because it's mostly senior citizens who go there they seem to discriminate against younger people. The decor is very dated and run down. The locker rooms are old. The food is good but very expensive! and The groundskeeper seems to scare away anyone who looks at him! Apparently the only people who work there are LONG time employees of the founder, Ruth, whom I have heard is not very welcoming. The staff is rude I felt I was treated like I was 2nd class citizen because I'm under the age of 50. I'm giving it 2 stars instead of 1 because the spa staff is VERY good. They seem to hire wonderful massage therapists. They do have a kids room for those with young children but that is inconsistent and seems to lack security and safety measures. It's also very expensive to join. I wonder how they will get new people to join when their aging demographic is no longer able to go there.
(2)Roy H.
This place has some really great salads. The restaurants strive for the health/green angle so thats nice on the conscience. It can be a bit pricey but not horrible. I just went here for lunch but this is a huge complex. They have a spa and plenty of other services too. Very impressive place out in the suburbs!
(5)Susan T.
If you want a unique lodging experience, this is the place! We were invited to a wedding in Minnetonka and wanted a quiet, intimate, self-absorbed weekend where we could spoil ourselves in the celebratory moment of matrimony. The Marsh has only 6 guest rooms so you won't have a lot of people spending the night. This means it's quiet and intimate with various rooms to meditate or find solitude. The windows overlook a wispy marsh that has a large wooden deck. There is walking trail through the marsh but I took to the neighborhoods for my run and got in 6 miles with views of beautiful homes the entire way. There's a spa on location and an awesome work-out facility with a variety of fitness classes. The cafe is a-mazing. It has the best tasting gluten-free everything (the blueberry muffin - OMG) and they have fresh vegetables and dishes. I would come back here in a heartbeat.
(5)Z J.
Had a massage here and the girl did a nice job. She was friendly and not too chatty. Then had lunch. Fresh food, lots of choices that felt healthy and light. Very quiet and relaxing.
(4)Leah G.
Picture yourself wearing fluffy white rope, sipping lemon water, munching on a fresh baked cookie with your feet up as you gaze through a giant picture window overlooking a woody marshland. You sigh in pleasure and think this is the life; your only interruption is the nice lady calling you to your room for your 75 min. massage. The massage rooms are warm and the beds are comfy, all of the masseuses I have had at The Marsh have been friendly and knowledgeable. I have always left feeling rejuvenated for days. The Marsh has given me some of the best massages of my life. It is definitely costlier than other places around town but is a great destination if you are looking to treat yourself.
(4)Olivia H.
I went to the Marsh for the first time this past week, and it was a huge disappointment. I had heard many wonderful things about it, so I was excited to have a relaxing day at a spa. I started with a massage. The masseuse was good, but not very friendly. The room was too bright (the sun came in through the window) and too cold (after my massage I looked at the thermostat...65 degrees!). To top it off, the massage was more expensive than some nicer spas I've been to. The patrons there were extremely friendly and willing to offer advice. I tried some of their suggestions for The Marsh's other facilities, but I felt that the rest of the place was a similar experience to the massage...the pools, hot tubs, sauna, etc. were mediocre at best. The atmosphere and the furniture reminded me of a nursing home. The massage bed and "relaxation room" were uncomfortable, and the overall experience was...to put it bluntly, not relaxing. In my opinion The Marsh was overrated and overpriced.
(1)Victor M.
I go to the marsh about once a week for there amazing breakfast. there scones are good but there breakfast sandwiches are to die for.. the walleye eggs Benedict!! Best i have had. The prices are reasonable. The staff is very friendly and the outside seating is nice when its not cold outside
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